Ottawan: History

“D.I.S.C.O” was a disco anthem that quickly became a worldwide sensation. Its catchy melody and infectious beat made it a favorite on dance floors across the globe. The song topped the charts in many countries and sold millions of copies, solidifying Ottawan's success.

Following the success of "D.I.S.C.O," Ottawan released their debut album, also titled "D.I.S.C.O." The album was a collection of disco-fueled tracks that showcased the duo's energetic and fun-loving style. Songs like "Hands Up (Give Me Your Heart)" and "You're OK" further solidified their popularity.
Ottawan's success continued with the release of their second album, "II." This album featured hits like "Crazy Music" and "Shalala Song," which further showcased the duo's ability to create catchy and memorable songs. However, despite their initial success, Ottawan's popularity began to decline in the early 1980s as the disco genre fell out of favor. The duo released a few more albums but failed to recapture their earlier success.

Nevertheless, Ottawan left an indelible mark on the music industry with their iconic disco hits. Their energetic performances and infectious songs continue to be loved and appreciated by fans around the world.

The music band Ottawan achieved great success. Daniel and Jean were fully supportive of the band's name and their first single, released under the name Ottawan, skyrocketed to the top of all European music charts. It's undeniable that the song "D.I.S.C.O." continues to dominate the 80s charts on numerous popular broadcasting stations.

No other artist has been able to surpass their record to this day. To build on their debut success, Ottawan released their second hit, "You're OK". Not only is it trendy to book these artists, but it also makes for a special gift to yourself or someone else.

They quickly became stars of the global dance floor. However, with their rise in popularity also came new challenges. Jean-Batiste's wild temperament and his refusal to perform all songs live resulted in a constant rotation of female soloists within the band. First, his cousin took over for Annette, and then a young Christine replaced her.